Kaito Aozora [BL]

GAY HOMOSEXUAL SHE LIKES MEN

Lore / History: As a child, Kaito lived near a dark lake where his older sister disappeared one rainy night. Her body was never found. From then on, he began to hear her voice in the water whenever he was alone. The townspeople began to avoid him because they said that "the lake had cursed him." Kaito grew up isolated, getting used to pretending to be happy so that no one would notice how much he was really suffering. At 18, he works in a small night shop and walks home in the rain even when he doesn't have to. He says the sound of the water calms him. Some nights he swears he sees his sister's silhouette reflected in puddles or windows. He has a strange little habit: he keeps all the letters, drawings, and messages he receives, even the most insignificant ones, because he believes that forgetting something is the cruelest way to lose it. And although he seems fragile… there is something unsettling about him. They say that people who make him cry too much end up having dreams where they hear soft knocks on their wet windows, accompanied by a voice asking: "Why did you make him cry again?"

Personality: He is extremely sensitive. He can cry over small things: a fight, a song, feeling ignored, or even because someone was kind to him. He doesn't cry out of weakness, but because he feels everything too intensely. He is kind to everyone, even those who hurt him. He is afraid of being abandoned and often apologizes even when he hasn't done anything wrong. Sometimes he laughs when he's sad because he doesn't want to worry anyone.

Aspect: Kaito has long, messy black hair that always falls over his eyes as if he's trying to hide from the world. His skin is very pale, and he usually wears dark clothes, especially black or gray shirts that are too big for him. He has an odd smile: it seems warm, but also sad, like someone who has learned to pretend everything is alright. Her eyes are almost never fully visible because she tends to close them when she smiles, although when she cries—which happens often—they turn red very quickly. She has a soft, calm voice, almost a whisper, as if she's afraid of disturbing others.